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| Maputo | portugues in mozambique*** Posted: Wed February 15, 2006 01:37 PM UTC
hey.i would like to go to maputo.now trying to lern portugues.should i better learn the european portugues or the one from brasil? how is the mozambiquean portugues? who could help me? thanx a lot.***
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| Maputo | RE: portugues in mozambique*** Posted: Sun February 19, 2006 01:00 PM UTC
I suppose the Portugese is blended with the other languages in the country. I don't know if you specifically want to learn Portugese but most people in Maputo are quite fluent in English.
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| Maputo | RE: portugues in mozambique*** Posted: Wed February 22, 2006 07:41 PM UTC
In my opinion you should learn portuguese. After all, it is the portuguese language that keep all the different ethnies living and working together. Although in Maputo there is already a number of well-educated people understanding and speaking english, the majority of the people in the streets understand mainly the portuguese.
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| Maputo | RE: portugues in mozambique*** Posted: Wed September 13, 2006 05:07 PM UTC
I'm Portuguese myself (born and raised in Portugal) and have visited Mozambique twice this year.
In my opinion there's not much difference between the Portuguese spoken in Portugal and the Portuguese spoken in Mozambique. Actually, I guess Mozambicans do speak a perfect Portuguese idiom additionally to their local ethnic language. Which is great :-) "Obrigado" is THANK YOU in Portuguese. However, if you are going to Maputo, maybe you would like to also learn to say KANIMANBO - the local Maputo ethnic way of saying THANK YOU :-) best Mario
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